(You can find the other decal sets assigned to the old Singer 66’s here: ) I’m warning you now, you may spend more time than you’d care to admit ogling the gorgeous decal sets used over the years! The two 66’s that we have in our collection are both “Red Eyes.” Not all Singer 66 models will have these decals, but it is a quite popular look. Sew (I’m sorry, couldn’t resist!) let’s talk it out! (My kids will get all seven, whether they like it or not! LOL) I promise, it’s not as intimidating as it looks. Relax! Chances are, if you have one, it can be cleaned and oiled and used for many years to come. At first, you’re nervous and fear you’ve bitten off more than you can chew. And, as they should, they decide that they’re not going to just use it for display they’re going to actually use it to sew. Time and time again, I see someone purchasing one of these babies as their first vintage machine. As I’ve mentioned before, it was the first machine I ever used (after my ten-minute run with a new, plastic, made-in-China Singer that had me proclaiming that sewing and I were not right for each other) - and it’s still one of my favorites. I do like most of the old, iron, ornate machines that Singer put out but the 66 is definitely special.

Give me a minute to let me fix myself up so no one can tell I was just doing the happy dance for you!) The title really says it all! If you really did just score yourself a vintage Singer 66, congratulations, and welcome to your new addiction! (Now hold on.

Singer red eye 66